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Zero Fire must be small. Everyone knows that once you're big enough, it doesn't matter what you wear, you look big. Why perpetuate douchebag stereotypes. Most everyone who is big thinks like this, unless you're a douchebag. I agree with everything he says.

Evan is a piece of shit. He needs to think about his fans before he speaks! Without his fans, he'd be nothing! He must be some kind of God for us all to praise and admire! There is no way he is just a regular guy who lifts weights and got huge. I mean come on, he is huge!!!

Does it irk you that he's not like you? That his opinions, likes and dislikes differ from your own? Does it cause you pain to know that the guy doesn't care about the superficial aspects of being muscular? That he does not crave attention like most?

My opinions are very similar to those of Evan's. I am a former fat kid and that made my reality very different. Being self conscious and suffering from anxiety, shying away from people and attention. That kind of thing doesn't go away. You seek out bodybuilding as a means of self improvement and it gives you confidence as your body changes but when you look in the mirror all you see is who you were.

Does it irk you that he's not like you? That his opinions, likes and dislikes differ from your own? Does it cause you pain to know that the guy doesn't care about the superficial aspects of being muscular? That he does not crave attention like most?

My opinions are very similar to those of Evan's. I am a former fat kid and that made my reality very different. Being self conscious and suffering from anxiety, shying away from people and attention. That kind of thing doesn't go away. You seek out bodybuilding as a means of self improvement and it gives you confidence as your body changes but when you look in the mirror all you see is who you were.